The New York Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1848, Page 4

Pwiapecrata, September 12, 1848. Democratic and Native Congresstonal Nonina. tions—Steambvct Ruce--Fatal Accident, The democratic Congressional convention of the fourth district yesterday disregarded the claims of Charles J. lngersoli for a re-nomination, and gave their votes to John Robins, Jr. Mr. Ingersoll was on the ground, wearing that old white hat, which has become so noted for its regu- Jar oppearance en nomination day, The delegates, however, gave him the cold shouider, ealring over the affront by recommending him as a candidate for the Wnited States Senate, In the first district, Col. Florence was nominated by acciamation. This com- pletes the democratic nominations in this vicinity, The nativer, yesterday, made the following Congres- sional nominations :—First district, L. C. Leving; third district, J. H, Campbell ; fourth district, Jacob Brown. ‘A precious row occurred in the native convention on account of the result tu the first district, a num- nominee had declined being acandidate but after the ber of the delegates protesting against its regularity. The delegates had wade up (ieir minds upon other men, he came in, declared himself a candidate. and at the cloventh bour obtained a majority of the wards to de- elere in favor of his re nomination. The Taylor and Fillmore men will now nominate David Paul Brown, and the whig and native vote being divided between these two candidates, Col Florenoe, the democratic nominee, Will inevitably be chosen. Pinladelphia city and county will therefore, most Likely, be represented in the next Congress by an en- tirely pew set of men, Mr. Levin being the only in- cum): nt that has received a re-nomination, and the chances are against his success Arace is about to take place between two ferry- boats. plying on our river. The money, $100 bas been staked, and the struggle will take place in a day or two. The Fushton, belonging to the Gloucester line, is to run against tho Exgle, recently built for the Red Bank Ferry Company. ‘The friends of both are sanguine of success, and much money will be staked on the result, Jobn McGrail. a laborer employed by the Camden and Amboy Railrond Company, was killed, this morn- ing. near the Camden depot. While in the act of jumping upon a train of cars. employed in bringing ‘dirt from some excavation making upon the road, he slipped. and fell beneath the wheels,which passed over his head and both arms, severing them all from his body. He was of course instantly killed, Puiavenrnia, August 11, 1848. New Propeller-—Shocking Accident. The propeller King Phiilip, intended for the Albany and Hartford line, was launched at noon, to-day. She was immediately taken to the ma- chine shop of Messrs. Reaney, Neapie & Go., when her boiler was hoisted on board. As her engine, propeller, shafting, &c., bad all been put in place pre- ‘vious to the launching, she will bo put in order for steam in about a week trom the present time. Alice Douglass, aged 25. the inhabitant of a house of iN fame, in Drinker’s alley, early this morning, fell from the fourth-story window, while asleep. In the fall, her right arm struck the top of a fence, nearly ting the limb from her body. She received other a eerious injuries about the body, and was conveyed to the hospital. it is thought she cannot recover. : Axnany, Sept. 11, 1848. Movements of the Secretary of War--The Nom- nations for Governor, §c., Sc. The Hon. Wm. L. Marcy, Secretary of War, xs staying at his residence in this city. The short interval of repose and relaxation from his ar- uous and impértant duties, which he has enjoyed, has in a measure restored him, and lus health may be said to be excellent. The Secretary designs to return to Washington am about ten days. Since his arrival here, he has occupied himself with visitng his farm, near this city, and in receiving the calls and congratulations of his numerous friends. Iam glad to know that he reckons among his sincere and intimate friends here, some of our most lovely women; the Secretary, whether he js in the war office or the drawing room, is, im fact, an irresistible sort of person; (ride his jetters to Scott and others, and vide the uawritten history of his amours). As Secretary of War of the United States, his eminent ability, his unerring jude- ancnt, and undoubted patriotism. have at least been acknowledged by the whole world, including some of his most inveterate enemies; none of them dare deny ‘that be is a patriot, nor can they show that in the discharge of the responsible duties of Secretary of War, he has not displayed qualities which challenge = admiration and gratitude of every American citizen. On Wednesday next the free soil democracy will hold their convention at Utica, to nominate candi- dates for Governor.&c. On the following day (Thure- day) the whigs will hold a similar convention at Utica. The proceedings of these conventions will be highly important aud interesting in every aspect ; the pro- ceedings of the whig convention will probably enable us to form some opinion of the result of the approach- ing canyars in this State. 1 believe there will be some trouble in the whig convention, am informed that the barpburners intend to nomi- nate Gen. Jobn A. Dix for Governor. This information may be relied on as very probably correct. One of the whig candidates (Fish or Hunt) bas been written to, and has consented to withdraw in favor of the other. | I suppose Fish will be nominated, though | have no positive information upon the subject. Our Sporting Correspondence. Loe Houser, Left Fork of the Ausable, Essex Co., Aug. 28, 1848, : IT will tell you what we did after dinner. Our bad luck was the principal topic of conversation, while we were making way with Jeremiah’s trout, excepting frequent ejaculations of inward satis- faction at being so well served, after so many turns of ill fortune. When we were fairly through, Eli asked leave to make a proposition. That granted, the old fellow, after alluding again to the morning’s work, and after detailing very eloquently the absclute necessity of having a fresh supply of venison, proposed to take the dogs, and drive a deer into the pond. “ It is not too late yet,” said the old Nimrod ; * and I’Jl engage to have one in the water in two hours.” Eli was interrupted by a long monotonous whine from Hector, who unquestionably understood the suggestion, and was deaging piteously to have it carried out. The idea was favorably met by all hands; eo, taking vhe dogs in leash, we shouldered our rifles again, and started. off. This time we confined our operations to one pond. After getting a mile and « half into the woods, old Hector showed signs of impatience. We threw off the dogs, and the old hound took the lead across the ravine, when | lost sight of him | pushed on, however, in ad- ‘vance of our party of three, (Eli, with Jeremiah and two others, having started for the other side of the pond) until I came toan immense cedar, which had wp torn up by the recent storm, and which lay across the track. The hounds had got far ahead, so I stopped for Israeland Abraham tocome up. Presently i heard the enuffing of a dog near me, and, turning, I saw Hector standing motionless at the further end of the fallen cedar. te (erg he “winded” @ deer, I waited a moment for him to lead off. But the dog did not stir, although he kept snuffing, and at the same time uttering a low sound, between a whine anda wi. I spoke to him, bet he did not notice me. Won- ing what could thus suddenly play the mischief with the old hound, | locked narrowly along the cedar which Le was watching. Good heavens !—I discovered, crouching near the extreme end of the tree, and but three or four rods from myself, an enormous panther ! The animal's whole attention was attracted by the dog, so much so that he did not notice me at all ; while Hector. poor feilew. instinctively alive to the danger which threatened him, was too staunch and teo true to run from it, but courageously stood his ground. To ®ay that my nerves were Jot a little tremulous, at first ‘would be saying something absolutely falee, so I wil! sey nothing about them. | had » splendid chance to h the proceedings of the catamount, (they give the large panther that name in this region.) and I watched accordingly. With his eyes fixed upon the bound, he gradually worked himeeli neurer and mearer. say worked himeeif, for while | could not see that he ook astep forward, or moved a limb, still his whole ody reemed literally to crawl In this way he ad- anced imperceptibly towards hie intended victim. It* was asight rarely to be met with, even in these wilde, r the catamount is becoming an uufrequent weiter, nfriendly to the beast are the firct signs of elvi: fe. ‘With considerabie caution I looked at the state of my percussion cap. Taking a glance over my shoulder, with one eye at the same time fixed upon wy neighbor nm the tree, | perceived I*rael and Abratiam clove upos mm Old Hector still stood his ground, but he cast upon me a look of imploring agony, which went to my heart. To be candid, | had a magnificent chance, ‘The creature's left side was toward me, and I could choose my spot. Delleving that it would be surer to shoot at his vitals than to attempt to brain him, I took deliberate aim just back of and below the foreshoulder, Bong! The beast made a epring full at the dog, a clean, handsome, acti epring, and | believed that somehow, unaccountably, | had missed him alvogether. But it was the creature's last jump! Ile made the spring and fell, as the author of © the Diary of alate Physician ”’ would say, © insensible, oblivious. dead !”” Tt is rey that as old Heetor had kept his eye on the © eri ras 1 on the gun e he claws of his adversary es As for leracl and Abraham, the with delight. ywere half oraz We did not disturb tho repose of thy monster for several inioutes, Alrabam oven proposed that we should fire two or three shots into him to make all sure, but | objected, for | determined to have the whole honor of the thing. Leaving Abraham to keep guard, Israel ond | hurried on to the pond. We wery almost too late, According to promise, “li and com. pany, with the hounds, had driven in a fine buck, and Were in the boat putting out after him. We jumped into the boat on our side and etruck off too, but Eli was ahes(l of us. Suffice it toeny, the game was dis- atebed, recured, avd stowed for carriage, and we ‘ook the buck track to the cabin, via Abraham and the catamount. Both were where we left them, only the former cencluded it was rather small business keeping guard over “dend varmint;” but Jerael “kinder puessed’’ that Abrabam had rather watch the dead “critter” than the live one. | cannot de- soribe the “rouse '’ we had that evening, for the Mavor of the venison and thc appetites of our party baffles description The night was consumed in telliug tales of feartul peril in the woods, each narrator vie- ing with the other, until the stories got positively to de monstrosities, The catsamount was measured aad his body found to be four feet and bis tei t nda baif feet. © That, hor 5 id Eli, “is nothing toa critter | treed once | was caepay home ono night, end heard gory somewhat like « child just over my head, and lookixg up —”? bah ! there goes my pine knot—I have just light enovgh to say, Yours, Suanvr, Siavery &c.1n Carivornia.— We have before us the Celiforma Star, ot the 25th March last, an American paper, published at San Francisco. Its op- position to the introduction of slavery im that terri- tory, is explicit and decided The country is declared not adapts d to slave labor, and its introduction tuere is dreaded as “a greater misfortune to the territory’ then would result from an ndonment of the coun- try to ite fate or even tho restoration of it to Mexicy. ‘The territory has, it is insisted, * both the power and the will to maintain California, independent of Mexi- co,’ but the ivhabiteants * believe, though slavery could not be generally introduced, that its recogai- tion would tlast the prospects of the country. It would make it disreputable for the while man to labor for his bread, and it would thus drive off to other homes the only class of emigrants California wishes to sco, the tober and industiious middle class of so- ciety ‘The Star. therefore, * on the part of ninety- nine hundredths of the population of that country, mort solemnly protests againet the introduction of this biight upon the home” of their adoption. The peo- Je there look upon slavery “as an unoecessary moral, nteliectual, and rocial curse upon themselves aad posterity.” “ Let # single glance.” continues the Star, “becast at the serious evils entailed upon an entire population, by fugitive slaves. and lawless abettora of other classes. at large over an extent of wild uninha- bited country, and infesting the highways and moua- tain passes, and it will show the absurdity of every argument in support of their introduction, and the ignorance of the supporters of the measure. That slaves connot be held io bondage here, every one who bas travelled from the Sierra Nevada of the th, to the rea-port cities of the Southern country, will admit.”’ The Caiifornian, in relation to the same subject. says that the introduction of slaves “would be the greatest calamity the power of the United States could inflict on California.’ “and such a calamity Congress bas no right to bequeath to us cootrary to the wishes of the people of thiscountry.”? The Star arraigns the alcalde fer fraudulently appropriating to himself the proceeds of the sale of the beach and water property of the city, and with packing juries, &c., to secure himself, The Stor of the Ist of April, received at Louisville, says — ‘We have received information from areliable source, that a large emigration from China may be expected here. The Chinese would be especially invaluable for the introduction and manufacture of silk in this coun- try. Weare happy to be able to state, Calitornia. con- tinues to be perfectly quiet. Castro has returned and surrendered himeelf, prowling to obey our laws, For more than a year no disorders have occurred. ‘The na- tive Californians are beginning to mingle with our peo- ple, snd are gradually turning their attontion to agri- culture. Col. Mason, Governor of California, has issued a re- quisition for 1 000 volunteers to garrison M: Jan and other Mexican ports in the South Rasps e been abundant, and the prospect for good crops is cheering throughout the country. One of the richest veins of silver ore yet discovered, we are told, bas been found in the valley of San Jose. Divorcr.—The application for a divorce in the Philadelphia Courts, by Mr. Pierce Butler, against hs wife, Fanny Kemble Butier. is ou the grouud that she hes deserted him for two yeara, having been abroad for that time in Europe Mrs. Butler resists the epphication, and, as a large fortune is depending on the question, whether the wife shall have her legal portion or be cut off by a divorce, the case will bg one of interest. Kipyarring in Cutcago.—The Chicago, ll, Journal states that a futile attempt was lately made in that city by two white men, named Sherman and Field, to kidnap and carry off into slavery a free colored man, named Dan Lepard. They suececded in gagging and tying him, and the assailants then ran off Wuat's in a Name 2—Six of the leading Char- tists and Confederates in England and Ireland, are named respectively, Duffy, Cufy, Rufly, Looney, Mooney, and Rooney. rc rE Married On Sunday, 10th inst., by the Rev. Mr, HatGeld, once Cranna, of Aberdeenshire, Scotland, to Miss Shar, TH Burn . of Litchfield, Conn. Lust evening, by the Rev Father Pease, Ist Sergeant Tuomas Stewant, Ist Artillery, U.S.A, to Mra. B. McKsiGur, of Governor's Island. Yn Philadelphia on the 7th inst , at Hartwell’s Wash- ington House, by the Rev. Joel Parker, D D. Ronert D. Ross, M. D., of the Cherokee Nation, to Canotine Frances, davgbter of J. B. Todd, Esq. of New Or- leans, La. May they live long. Died. On Tuesday, the 12th inst , after a lingering ilnese, Mrs. Apevia E. Brusu, wife of Platt Brush, in the 46th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from her late residence, 207 Hudson street. Her remains will be taken to Green- wood Cemetery for interment. At Sesrsdale, Westchester county, on Tuesday, the 12th inst., of croup, in the fifth year of her ‘age, Lavra, youngest daughter of Jane and Henry Durell. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. SHIP NEWS NOTICE. Commanders of vessels bound to this port, wil! eon- fers favor upon us by baving al) parcels, papers, and reporte, intended for the New York Herald, ready for immediate delivery to our news er, the News Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the vi- cinity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other porte, whether foreign or domestic, will confer an additio: favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail or otherwise, ship news or papers that may be deem. ed of interest to the cemmunity. We will gladly re. eiprocate the favor. Port of New York, September 13, 1848, « 5 48| moon rises, . 6 12] mich warer, SUN Rises SUN SETS. Olenred. Steamships—Niagara, (Br) Ryric, Halifax and Live nard. Jr; Severn, (Lr) Vincent, Bermuda, &e, Middl fe—Marianna, Crocker, in, JW st, I, Richardson, W. Dublin, Co. Brigs—Bull, (Swedish) Ianker. Gothenburg, Oelrich & Kruger; Amazade, Port) Jor on ibraltar, &c, Francis & Go; Devonshire, pr (eae wuda, Middleton & Co; Marian Gage, Reed, ize, Hon, B Blanco; Lucy, Wisman, St Marks, &c. = Schs—Catharine, Seott, St Jago de Cuba, J ant, (Br) Petch, St Johns, NB; Washingt ani! Georgetown: Ellicott, Cole, Baltimo Philadelphia; J B Gaiger, Slater, Cold § rence, Salem; 8 A Appleton, Nickerson, i hip ter Arrivea. Steamship Scutherter, Berry, Charleston, 60 hours, with mai to Spofford, Tileston & Co. The 8 left Charleston, Senay payed ingat7 o'clock. Monday, at half-past 7A M, passed steamships Nomberner ani Falcon, a miles dis'ant, Northerner ahead. On ‘vesday, at |, spoke bark Charles m Havana fir New York. incorrect alae lender, (of Boston Bs Li 1, stad? color to cal iverpool, 68 days, with i] ‘oles, Myrick, New Orleans, 19 a i to WWelson, 9th inst, lat 36 34, lon 75, poke brig Splenda, an fox Wilmington, 8 eatin and 3g steorace passengers, Saledou er, (ol Hi = 21 ds 4 laure coe oi! ese. is mae san sha sc § john G Coster, Tayi few Orlean: days, with by tod I Stanton. Nodate, Iat—, lon 704" spoke tark Joke Bs Sit. iA A ded Hed for New orks an on board. ilip Field, and John Johneton, seamen. rded 15 mil from the Hook by the News Boy, ore Eparich bark Carmen, Cassinaga, Malaga, 45 days, with fruit So, to Aguirne & Galway. York Catharine, (of Thomaston) Stall, Pictou, Augnst 25, with coal, to Soule, Whitney & Co, Sept9, lat 40 20, ion 7], exchangod signais with the brig Shey piesieeting sw. ns, W days, with mdse, to the jompson; Phoas- on, Knapp, Alexandria, e; Martha Jane, Darling, ring: Martha Maris, Cla- Boston. =e Hark Julia, Adams, New master. Bark Edwin Augusta, (of Portland) Benser, Ni » 22 days, with cottch, Ke, pas or itaeapallanbdaeen Alice Tarlton, (of Portsmouth) Tobey, Mobile, Avg 19, with cotton, te Center & Co, . p Bric Jcsephine, Haley, Pora, 28 days, with mdse, to Allen & $01 A800. Bremen brig Betty, Pasoh, Maracaibo, 25 days, with coffee, & to Pavonstadt & Selitmacker. 11th inst, 76 miles from the Hook, #poke bark Aurora, hence, Brig Norman, (of North Yarmouth) Leach, Mansanilla, Ouba, 24 days, with mahogany. &o, to J B Lasala'& Co, The 'N was boarded in the offing yosterday afternoon by the Nows Boy. g: Bik Gov Tharp, Forter, Mayaguez, via Philadelphia, to Masom 10m jo. Brig Lady of the Lake. Hill, Bermuda, 10 days, with Middleten & Co, ri vets Brig Excel, Revel, Savannah, 7 days, with cotton, &o, to Stur- & Clearman, Sept $, 8B of Caps Henry, 70 miles distance, Tos brig Rolard of Thon mn, Me, from Neuvii for New ‘ork; reports having been ashore on the Babamas, and throw her deck lead (a8 before reported) overboard, and got cfl with but little damage. Brig W L Jones, Collett, Wilmington, NC, 8 days, with naval stores, to J Brower & C Br brig Superb, Huded, Philadelphia, 2 days, in ballast to order. Schr Cassandra, Morse, St Croix, 16 days, with eugar, &e, to B De Forvst & Co. Left no Am vestels, Aug 31, lat 289, lon 68 W, epoke brig Orago, of Salein, for Pone inst, lat 3119, lon 70.2", spoke brig Orthodox, hence for Pensacola. Sehr John G Faxon, (of Rock port) Wheeler, Matanzas, 13 days, With sugar, to D Curt Br tich schr Nautilus, Belly, Halifax, 17 days, with fish, toC N EB Rowland. 8 passengers. Britich schr Wm 8} rague, Nixon, Comberland, NS, 13 days, Noye: with grindstones, to S iy. Sebrd Washington, 3 days, nkins, Swansboro, NC, 4 days. each, Ocracoke, 8 days Penrell, Norfolk, 2 days, » Kogert, Virginis Schr Abraham Ostorn, Banger Schr Example, Van Name, i Schr If Tegratiam, Hole Vinginian So Betr Garelle, Smith, Virginia, O days, Sehr Frances Bi Premore, Virginia, 5 da ney, Ehaler, Fork Rives. 8 ¢ ‘eomuns, Prederictsburg. Richmond, 6 days, dria, 4 days, rare lin, 6 days, Htimore, 6 days, vietta Ser Vermilion, Schr Wm M Go Rel Desdemon: pal Sehr Jchn Jones, Stoith, Philadel Schr Tens Nye, Phila Sehr Example, ———, Philadel Behr Statesman, Wass, Machine, 6 dave, W Nash, Ramedall, Cherryfield, Schr Union, Pendleton, Thomaston. Sehr Jano, Robineon. Thomaston. 4 Hunter, Wright, New Haven. ) Helen, Meany, New Bedford. P Juno, Alers, Providence. Below. Brig Charlotte, from Hamburg, with passengers. le packet ship Waterloo, Liv: Ball Br steamship Severn, Bermuds ih ntwerp; Peter Hattrick, Orient insiesippi, (B Bark Toulon, pot Fanclon as r ported, arrived on Monday from Manila. Ph tend 11—Wind, at sunrise, ca'm; meridian, SW; sam ia. (Br) Kol 3 Mars Hill, Croeker, N Bedford os! Corror, Boston Louisa Reeves, Chevalier, yin Westeott do Marv 'atterron, Bateman. Boston; Lak \ ¥ rk; Jabez L White. Redfi lief, ( Br) Joht St Jobo. NB: Minerva. Davis, Pail River: Straucer, Tomy, New York: HC Siead, Leo, Exe Harbor; BM itrowing, Edgar, do. Or ron, Endicott, N York: Avon, Cushing, Pall River; Bl ye 1» Buren, Loper, N York; Col Yel, (U3) Capt Linovin, (US) Aruet, do; Cot Faae Helen MoGaw, Burwell, Liverp ol; brigs on; Wim M Rogers Ta, lor. do; Florence, Lawrence, Crowell, do; N Vorkine, do, Abbott Leoford; Logan, ‘i reat, fx Rory Fl tteriob, | ‘atriot, Keene, 4 Tennessee, Park. N Bedford: J Lovett, Allon’s Point; & 6 New York; Louisa Kelly, Boston; Berry, browning, Shaw, Keeves, Cheval; Nickerson, do; Southerner, Studisy, Provineetown; Tncruase, Westcott, Boston; J Rusling, Smith, N Bedford; Mary Matterwn, Batcnen, Fall River; Boston, Corson, Providence; Jaber L White, Corson, do: Tangent, Plumm cr. do: J W Gandy, Cownsond, New York: ‘Silvia Bigteo, Higbee, Boston; I W Godfrey, French, Brock!) u; Mery A Williams, Appleton, Williamsburg. Ercartowy, (Mass) Sept 9~Arrived—U_ § schr Galatin, Matbt, surveying; Be sche Peruvian, Cole, ‘NYork, fur Camber: and, NS. Sailed—U 8 steamer Bibb, Davis, for Boston; U S schr Gala tin, Maffit, for Cuttybrunk, Bllsceliancous. Larter Bacs of stewmship Niagara, for Halifax and Liverpool, will close at the Exchange Reading Room this dav, ut half past 11 o'clock, Evtters can be prepaid at the above office to any part ct the Continent, Barx Linpa—Roynogon of, avd 14 days from, Philadelp) for Havana, put into Charleston, on th» 7th inst, in distress, the 2th ult, at 20 54, long 75 10, i from B WSW, which Which, the fore and mainsail, although furled blown frem the yards in shreds, and the masts hid at lsat to be cut away in order to ave the vessel—the bork has lost ne srly all her spare avd sail., and aro indebted to Captain Will ams, of the ship Orphan, from New Orleans, bound to Liverpool, (which we spoke op the 2d inst,) for @ spare top-gallant rast and some is, Bank Thomas Dacivrr.—Captain Dill, from Philadetphis, 25th ult, tor Laguasra, revurned to Philadelphia yesterday with loss of fore rp mast, top gallant masts, fore top mast, top rallant masts, vith everything atteuded, together with lovs of starboard boat, fails sprit, Re, trom the effets of a violent hurricane encvtn tered Sistult, in lat 30 long 69 Hull and cargo have sustained no injury, Brrrish Bric Many Hinnanr—Tho brig Tiswoss, at Salem, in lat 9, kn 6, fell in with Br brig Mary Hidbart, of and 8 di from Bermuda, with both masts gone, Took off Gapt Robt WIL son, mate, Mr Dickinson, passenger, and the crew, six in number, She was dismasted in a gule, in tke Gulf Suvam, on the Sist of ‘August. Murivy ar Sea—Capt Swasey, of the brig Thos P Hart, ar- rived at New Orleans from Vera Cruz, reports having spoken the ship St Louis on the th nit, 100 miles to the westward of the 8 W Pass, from Vera Cruz, bound to New Orleans— tho crew of the ship having mutinied, the captain being wounded, and ore man killed, Key Wrst, Aug 2—The Br ship Kestrel has not yot got to the wharf, but is at enehor in the barb r, it baving been ealm for seve: ral days, she Pas been unable to got down till last even ng; she continues to lesk badly. ‘Whaliemen. Arrat Mattsnoirett, S 9, bark Mlizsbeth, Flantore, Atlantic Qeean, with 90 bbs ep 180 do wh ofl—sont home 75 bbls sp oil on the voyage, Also $ Ubls sp oil on freight fm brig Rodman, of Chilmark. "Spoke June 22d, on Western Ground, bark Franklin, Hazard, Weetpert, 250 +p; 23d, sch Rienzi, Provincetown, 5 vig 8, rig Vesta, Mayhow, Edgartown, 4 ep: 14th, bark Wiis, Mattapsisett, 400 9p} Wich, lat 3144 N, lon 51 36 W, : 2st 4 brig Rodman, ‘Tilton, Chilnark, 9 sp (sent home by the Rliza- beth), 0th, tat 87 40; fon 36 UL'ship Sanus, Cornell, of and 6d fm New Bedford for Pacific, clean. Sid from Sydney, NSW, ‘Apl 18, Rebecca Sims, Taber, NB, South Seas; 2th, Mount Wollaston, NB, do; Nilo, Hamien, N8, 20th, Pacific, Alen, PH, do; 2th, ‘Winslow, Simons, NB, do, ‘The'Mt Wellaston had shipped het oil (quantiiy unknown) to London, ond recoppared and refitted for a tv'o years cruise, Arai Hobart Town, VDL, May 7, SH, South Fens (and #ld 20th, for do); Sth. ‘old Spring, Ss do; Stet, London Packet, Howland, Sid 13th, Pombre! tins, June 4, Al Potter, NL fer South Seas, Lakeman, NB, on a cruiee, Bai ed from Fall River 9th or 10th, bark Solomon Saltus, Staf- ford, supposed for Indian Oceon. Off Flores July 1, (by all well, clesa. Passe Anjict, May 25, Lark, Kelley, New London for Ceylon, oil not stated, Spoken—{th ult, (by the Win Ti Shailer, at Boston) lat 430 8, lon Phos, of and frow Stonington. Spoken. Ship Moselle, from New Orleans for Cowes, Aug 29, off Mata- Ps Reef. NB. Sli from Mau nil Nonantum, of Boston, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Aug 2, off Matanitia Reef. S ip’ Coyumbo, from Boston, (June 19) for Caleutta, July 17, lat 9 N,Jon 2¢ 40, Ship Alfred Selter, 12 de from NYork for Callao, Aug 15, lat S14EN, lon 51.25 W. Ship Adeline, 11 days from New Orleans for Liverpool, Aug 25, Ton ob stucrme SE, showing a white signal with letter H in centr, Se pean i on owe York ; Bark Edwin Johnson Caun, from New York for Havana, 2 Pr fark Avecun, of Pipmouth, from Bremen f i ay, ark Abecun, of Plymouth, from Bremen for , 6, lat 41 42, Yon GL Fela me Ist BS 1 igndaesamies from London for Port Adelaide, Aug 4, lat 2 268, lon 2 Tir bark Boadicia, of Glasgow, 97 days trom Manila for London, Tuly 2%, lat 19408, lon 943 Orencngo, from Eastport for Barbadoes, Aug 24, lat 25 25, 2 , Lovett, (of Providence) 7 ds frm NYork for Coast of Africa, Aug 26, lot 36 49, lon 55 17, mn Africa) June 24 nd sid som port. |-—Bark Catharine, Pratt, ldg; brig Lo MArTANzAs, Avg. 16—Barks Zaida, Toplif, for Hamburg, 4 ds; Eowin, Wales, wtg fgt,_ Only Aincrican'vervels in port, Manacamo, Avg. 17—Bark Mara, Park, trom New York; and a schr from do, not allowed to cnfor the port. rg AmantEtA, Aug, 20—Dng Capt John, Bell, for New York, ca, PARA, Avg. 16—Brigs Garland, of and for Salem, 8 ds; Repub- lie, from —, just srr, Prerov, Aujnst 8—Ship Wm Crocker, for Walan, for Scuth Amer! ize entry Perry, for ton; -y, do; JC & I Gilmoro, Herriman, ‘for River; Queen Esther, Pendleten, une; scht Hallowell, repg; sovers} others just arrived, brig Dinco, Boston, Port av P is Sr Jou, rigs Judge Whitman, M'Loon, Bos- top; Portkind, 8oot:, Gloucester. Cla Otb, brig mily, Kinney, Adexan az ANDWrws, Sept2—Arr lark Mary Matthews, Dasling, Phi- delphia. Zaszinan, June2M—Sld bark La Plate, Webb, Salem, Home Ports, Baxcon, Sept 7—Arr brig Ella, Reed, Turks Island; echs Gale- na. Biggir#, N¥ork; 8th, Monclova, French, do, Boston, September 11—Arr ships Shefficld, (of Boston,) Cat. ting, Caleutta, April 29, Sand Heads May 3; Leodes; Low, Liver- Fre Bamyden, Briggs, Newport, W Arkansas, Preble, Liverpool; Rockall, Fesicr, NOrieans; barks Wm H Shaile: Holmes, Cape Town, CGH; Francia, Crocker, Archa: Remmond+, NOrleans; Samuel & Thomas, Cook, brigs Lion, Peterson, Smyrna; Patriot, (Br) Coming, Glasgor Merchant, Stinson, Pictou; schrs Eliza Jane, Tooker, Norfolk? Albert Thomas, Thomas, do; 9th, brig Rodolph, Kent, Baltimore. Cid ship Me it, Knott Pedrick, Hull; brigs Oriole, Codar Keys and St Marks; Emma, Baker, Philad; schts Rainbow, oe cane a atham, ld ship Joshua, Mauran; Ctatham, Edw Prescott; ‘oads: Tecumseh; sch Nimrod, ship Alexandria, Ordermen, New » Boston; Br brig Jabs, Smith, itigua and Bermuda; brig imbia, Holmes, Savannah: sebrs Ellen, Baker, Boston; Mary, Howland, Providence; E A. Thompson, Keene, New York; Josepliine, Latourvtto, New York. Stoamer Jewesa repor's s bsrk and_ two trigs coming into the Copee; off Smith's Point, ship Lydia, Smith, from Liverpool; off Wicomico, a bark and two brigs, (one Britis off the Potora bork Texidor, Snow, from Rio do Janctro, and & brigantine o James Point, two harks and a herm brig: and off Aunapoli ® ship, a bark and a full rigged brig—all Lound up. Tele, — 2 ships, 3 herin Lrigsand one topsall sehr, Bolow—Baris| lome, Wingate, from Bremen: Teaidor, Snow, ftom hio Janciro, ld, Br ketch Peri, Frith, Hamilton, Bermuds; echr Maria, Disso way, N York. Caxais, Sept 1—Sld schs Mary, Yates, and Hart, delphia; 4th, Rarah Emma, Walt do, pgs ce rox Sept S—Arr, ship South Carolina, Hamilton, N oline Nesmith, Beton, do; schr Aldol Kader, Brown, N ao, Ray, NY. Sonthport, MeCormick, steamship Columbus, Peo b M ton. 6th brig Selma, Liverm: Fores br Fall nd Kogere, Nerfolk; Hannah X Jano, Perkins, I Sherwood, NYork. Jobn D Winn goes mast: eld 9th for Amsterdam, via N Bedford, hark Lowell, (not yesterday ;)_brigs ‘Times, of Waldoboro’, fr m the Roads; 7th Bos ‘Willard, 9, ules Mognolia, Morris, Windies; Sobao, Ray, Jackeonville; solr x ii latt, Serward, Grhnd Turk, (Turks I+ ship Sutton, Eckerman, NYork;’ bark Ckerok apis bor ae 0, Humphrey, Bos: Gronoxrows Sept S—Arn, trig Mechanta, Boston, Sid, im tow of steamer Rel'ch, ship Charles, Wedge, Cork. Tanrronn, Sept 1l—Arr steamship sche Mohawk, Clark, Albany; E Do Tayler, Phila: Tolograph, Southworth, do; Raynear Williwna, Rises, NY; Levi 0; eips Vermont, Banning. N'Y: Wedlater’ Paks 3 b 0 ping. NY; Med or, Pel- tom. do, $1d, 10th, sch Fidelity, Wille, N'Y; Indiana, Hofman, a. New Bevronn, Sopt 9—Arr sehr Eliza, Howland, from a eruiso mpplying light houses; yacht Caroline, Edgar, NYork, Sld schr Cr FeWRURYPORT, Sept 9—Arrechs otaw, Bl Nor: folky; White Oak, Gites, and Genoa, Grant, Piiiagetpiia, rae Nevonaxr, Sept 1—In port, brig Goorgiana, from Fhilaiel ing. Naw Onrvans, Sept 2—Arr, brigs Matinte, Thi hom ‘Thomas P Hart, Swasey, Vera. Crux ‘sehr Sasa Shoe, St Jago, Cid, stoamthip Globe, Moncrieff, Galveston; shi 1 Di Live St Chorles, Sagory, New spook bark Pioneer, Galt, ‘Iristol; or) brig, bra William & Mary, smich, Mobi e; Pansy Athos, Dennig, Born. ld feb, sche Mediator, Costovieb, Cam hemberk, Pensacola, > Ellen, n, Trufant, and Henry Planteganet, ha Sept 9—Arr, bark, Orion, ; i Wixon, Ne Tedford. isi as ta babvanrrgilecxte tered ORTLAND, Sept 9—Arr 000, Moody, Pa; sch shatite, Hutchinson: Pai Aca Baker, 3° Ys eae Jae rouwer, Grogg, Fal ver. ld, Sth, Cc i Oth, Vrig Milton, York, Baltimore, "71"? Cliaton, Lond, NO ‘ic, Crane, Sa: lotter from Capt Stewart) Martha, PB, | Allen Miss HerrietwaT arnold Miss Mary Armstrong Mrs Char- Allen Bits Nancy — Armetronc ise Susan love Brody Mergsres. Brown Mrs E Bind) MiccMurgaretJ Boyle Truvella M Bacon Bred B Boceaste ilar Caro. 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